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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jian" data-source="post: 9730694" data-attributes="member: 78087">Kingdom and Alchemy of Souls come to mind immediately.There’s also a metric ton of non-medieval fantasy, more urban fantasy (KPop Demon Hunters, My Roommate is a Gumiho, A Korean Odyssey, Mystic Pop-Up Bar etc) but while those are useful for general Korean mythology and folklore I’m not sure they’d provide much material for D&D otherwise.(That said, the core story of Mystic Pop-Up Bar, for instance - a young witch who is manipulated by evil aristocrats hangs herself in despair but accidentally does so on a spirit tree, causing magical disruption and allowing the country to be invaded and thousands to be killed; for this horrendous outcome she is condemned in the afterlife to become a spirit servant sent back to the world to help people as a tavern owner; if she doesn’t help as many people as those killed during the invasion (10 000) within a set time then she goes to Hell - is perfectly functional as a D&D plot. She could either be an important NPC or even the PCs’ patron, as she needs their help to protect 10 000 people.)</blockquote>